Woman Catches Her Cat Returning From Neighbor’s Property With Stolen Goods
Stealing is not cool. Unless it’s done by your cat, in which case it’s perfectly normal. We all know that cats like to steal stuff, especially food, from time to time – like that chicken wing you naively left on the dinner table or that shrimp from the wok pan you were saving for later. But while these trixy thieves like to take they also like to give gifts to their owners as well. Max, a cat from New Zealand took his gift giving skills to a whole other level. Instead of bringing his owner mice or birds, this little rascal likes to bring her news.
This is Max – a cat from New Zealand, who likes to steal newspapers from neighbors for his own entertainment
Image credits: Jade Jefferies
Max is a 10-year-old boy from Wainuiomata, New Zealand. “We got him from a pet shop that closed down, but the kittens were found in a boot so when we got him he was pretty much wild,” Jade Jefferies, the cat’s owner said. “I spent a good two weeks in my bedroom sitting with him, trying to get him used to people and stuff ’cause he was pretty much feral.”
One day, Max’s owner Jade Jefferies started receiving newspapers to her porch that she did not subscribe to
Image credits: Jade Jefferies
Max’s owner said that these papers had been delivered at least several times a week. However, Jade had no idea who mysterious paperboy might be.
The papers had little teeth marks on it, so, naturally, Max became the prime suspect
Image credits: Jade Jefferies
After noticing the marks, Jade started to suspect her cat Max.
“I’ve always had a feeling it was him,” Jade said
One Tuesday, Jade was at home and her son called her to look from the window. Finally, the thieve was caught in action – Max’s owners watched him walking from their neighbor’s property with a newspaper in his mouth.
See the crime in action for yourself
Image credits: Jade Jefferies
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Wait a minute, you get a newspaper? I get dead mice and left over pizza from somewhere. Not that I don't appreciate it but still........
They are so clever, I had one brought home some frozen cod fillets he stole from someone's house.
I'm impressed he managed to get it over the fence in one try. My cat likes to 'steal' the paper, but only in the sense of apropriating to her use a newspaper, (or any other paper) already present. Then she sits on it, and it is hers, and you can't have it back. If you happen to need those papers, you have to create a decoy, and lure her off with the pretense of great interest in your decoy paper.
Hahaha the commitment not to let go os awesome :D Furry culpritoo-cattito! :D
The only thief that I support!! Perhaps he is part of the Thieves’ Guild. Khajiit burglar!
It always amazes me how accurate cats are when landing their jumps. This good boy was on point when he jumped up to the top of the fence!
People should not left their cats outside without anyone supervising. Too many cats have been run over by a car and also some cats like to go inside other people's homes. That can be a bad thing because the other people may be allergic to cats and if the cat pees or poops that is annoying to clean. I remember one child who was allergic to cats but still the neighbors let their cats pee inside that kid's playhouse and sandbox.
this kind of things actually drive me crazy :D my cats don't steal anything from the neighbourhood! i want them to! hahah i once read about a cat stealing SPONGES from the neighbour, still laugh when I think of it hahah
if cats bring mice thinking owner is bad at hunting, maybe Max thinks that his owner doesn't read enough?
My cat drags socks around the house, and steps on them as she walks and gets stuck.
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Wait a minute, you get a newspaper? I get dead mice and left over pizza from somewhere. Not that I don't appreciate it but still........
They are so clever, I had one brought home some frozen cod fillets he stole from someone's house.
I'm impressed he managed to get it over the fence in one try. My cat likes to 'steal' the paper, but only in the sense of apropriating to her use a newspaper, (or any other paper) already present. Then she sits on it, and it is hers, and you can't have it back. If you happen to need those papers, you have to create a decoy, and lure her off with the pretense of great interest in your decoy paper.
Hahaha the commitment not to let go os awesome :D Furry culpritoo-cattito! :D
The only thief that I support!! Perhaps he is part of the Thieves’ Guild. Khajiit burglar!
It always amazes me how accurate cats are when landing their jumps. This good boy was on point when he jumped up to the top of the fence!
People should not left their cats outside without anyone supervising. Too many cats have been run over by a car and also some cats like to go inside other people's homes. That can be a bad thing because the other people may be allergic to cats and if the cat pees or poops that is annoying to clean. I remember one child who was allergic to cats but still the neighbors let their cats pee inside that kid's playhouse and sandbox.
this kind of things actually drive me crazy :D my cats don't steal anything from the neighbourhood! i want them to! hahah i once read about a cat stealing SPONGES from the neighbour, still laugh when I think of it hahah
if cats bring mice thinking owner is bad at hunting, maybe Max thinks that his owner doesn't read enough?
My cat drags socks around the house, and steps on them as she walks and gets stuck.
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